Delivery £4.99 per order, no matter how many items you order
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We can usually deliver to all areas of mainland UK for our standard delivery charge of
£4.99

Some items may incur an additional charge for Highlands and Islands and certain postcodes in Northern Scotland.
You will be contacted for additional payment should these charges apply to your order.
Please request a price for delivery to non-UK destinations by contacting us.

Plants have a delivery charge set by each nursery which may exceed
£4.99, however you will not be charged any
extra delivery costs for additional items on your order.
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So, if you're not happy with anything you've bought, simply let us know in writing
(email is fine) within 60 days of receiving the item, and after having received
a returns number send the item back to us.

The Spring Glow is a gorgeous deciduous flowering cherry tree with an upright habit and large vivid pink flowers that appear on bare branches in spring. Its elegant bronze-purple foliage are ever present during spring and summer.

It has a narrow, upright build making it ideal for small gardens or areas where space is limited.

Water young trees regularly until roots are well established. Trim annually from mid to late summer. Apply some fertilizer in spring in order to promote healthy growth and a good crop. Optionally, mulch in spring. Check tree ties regularly and loosen any if necessary to avoid rubbing of the stems.

Planting

Planting Distance: 4m

Suited to almost all, well-drained and moderately fertile soils with pH between 6.5 and 7.5 in an exposed or sheltered location in full sun. Before planting your tree, clean up all wandering weeds and keep a clean ring around the tree base. Water well during the first year until well established.

Autumn is the best season for planting trees, as the soil moisture and heat allow easier and faster root establishment and regeneration of damaged root systems.

Q:Does Height Really Matter?

A: Not As Much As You Might Think...One stand out specification that customers often use to judge the value of a tree is the height.So should height directly correlate with the price of a tree? No, not necessarily.To an extent the height of a tree can give you a good indication of its maturity but you must not forget: To grow a productive, well shaped, healthy tree you must prune it back regularly, especially when young.Our trees often grow up to 2m in the fields before we prune them back and package them ready to send out. This pruning encourages the tree to grow more, stronger branches and ensures there is a good balance between the root size and top growth. This ensures that your tree puts energy into establishing a healthy root base instead of supporting top growth, providing a better foundation for your tree in the future.So, in summary: Don’t let the extra 10/20cm you may find elsewhere sway you. You are likely to be paying extra for the delivery costs and, if you want a healthy tree in the long run, you’re going to have to chop it off anyway!